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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19
THE RAILROAD THIEVES.
The Cases Remauded to COurt-PostpOne-
ment Granted.

PTTTsBURG, PA, April l5.-Deputy
Mayor Gripp's office, where preliminary
hearings in the great railroad robbery
cases were to take place this morning was
crowded with friends OF the prisoners and
curiosity seekers long before ten o'clock
the hour set for the hearing. The first case
called WAS that OF J. l.. Armstrong, an
ex-cOnduct0r on the Panhandle road. The
prosecution offered in evidence valise,
which, it was claimed, belonged to him,
was found in barbershOp where Arm
strong left it, and filled with goods which
the counsel for the prosecution said had
been identified rs part OF the
stolen property. The defendants
counsel claimed the evidence was not sutii-
cient to hold the prisoner, but Deputy
Mayor Gripp ruled differently, and COM
mitted Armstrong to Jail for trial at court,
fixing his bail at $500 A large number OF
the prisoners then waived hearings for
court, and the balance asked for post
pOnement until next Wednesday. The re-
quelt was granted and hearing adjourned.
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MANClpATIoN DAY.
Fatio[ of the Twsnty-fifth AnVer'
sary At the Nanlon's CapItal.

satiOG of the Twsnty-fifth AnVer
'ary At the Nations Capital.
"AShNGToN, Anril lS.-The tenty
l''n snm,ersGyy of the emancipspu o.
slaves IN the District of COlu nj, wa,
generally celebrated to-day by theOlored
residents.
Ihis evening exercises were s.ld in
the Lincoln Memorial Congressional
Church, corner of Eleventh and Rtreets.
northwest, at whIch Pro- JAS M rsoorv
will preside Sol. GelrgeY Wihms dS-
livered g. 0EatIon. '1' YAK
SYeeehes were delivered b., NhDorie,
Z. Cahih and Rev. K. " G. IN. ~ l'"T1o' Tbe
Emaneipasiou edic., waSead - wv "
Calvin Chase, and the ae.s of Sa Fn,ar
eipation ant letters ofregat bv Mr. - a
Smith, Mr.. Michael Scank, # the S,stI
Department, wrote a poem for the orcs
ion, read by Hon. J. H. myth, Prer
Geo. W. Cook read the resok kions
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A..laanes Wanted.

SDecial Tl-.Iraal i0ths ke9tslF'. - -
ST. CllIRsuLLE, O.-APul lS-Io
add 70 tn, already great distres of many Of
our peopl. u heavy rain has been falling
almost continuously since eleven O'Clock
last night which will greatly inqease the
oss Of th, storm sufferers. Man' families
we're compelled to leave their 'sidenees
\ ,,-;.o ,,triobt and take shelterOf their
,D,-, s,r,rnats neiohbors.- The \state OF
Naaairs /, groWing.worss instead Y better
al q, tbs, srst time in her his pry st.
C.GtSvule has issued general calilor as
sistauea.
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LONDON, April ls.-The Marx Lane Er-
press, in its review of the British Grain
trade during the past week, says: Deliver
les of native wheat have been restricted.
The remainder of the crop in hand now is
supposed to be small. Values are harden
ing. Sales of English wheat this week
were 30, 967 quarters at 32s I'd, against
i9, 967 quarters at 30S lOd during the cor
responding period last year. Foreign
wheat is firmer, although inquiry is inac-
tive. In the Liverpool market prices aro
higher. Quotations on wheat cargoes ON
passage are nominal. To-day's wheat was
quiet but steady, prices rather against buy
ers Flour steady. Corn firm. Oats Sd
to I'd dearer. Beans and peas were I'D to
ls lower
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19
Rains In Drouth stricken Dl.trict..

CHICAGO, April Is.-Specials from
Springfield, Bloomington, Vandalia aud
Decatur report heavy rains yesterday and
last night, the first for many weeks, in
these respective sections, and il will prove
of incalculable value to the farmers whose
crops have been suffering severely from
drouth. Reports from other sections OF
the State indicate an improved condition ol
crops, caused by recent showers. A light
rain began falling at Burlington, Iowa,
about four o'clock yesterday afternoon and
continued through the night. The pro.
tracted drouth il finally at end.
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Contractors Rejoicing.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-AbOut three thous.
and carpenters returned to work this
morning on the basis of eight hours pei
day and thirty-five cents per hour.
All the employers appear to be willing
to engaged men on these terms provided
the men applying are skilled workmen.
The resumption OF operations is the
cause of much rejoicing among contractors,
although many of them will now be una
ble to fulfil their engagements To have
their buildings ready by May 1st, and have
been compelled to secure an extension OF
time or pay heavy forfeit. The loss OF
wages to the men, coupled with the loss tC
the contractors, will foot up over quar-
ter of q million Of dollars.
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The New Law Gives Joy.

PARKERsBUEG, W. VA, April 1.-THE
Sprkings OF the Interstate Commerce law
the interior of this State are proving OF
little benefit to shippers and merchants.
eore the law went into effect the rates
tireight from Baltimore to Grafton were
| & 100 pounds, 81 cents, 49 cents, 40
sts and 20 cents on four respective classes
Freight. The present rate is 81 cents,
cents, - cents and Is cents. On lum-
b he rate is Il cents, where it was 16l
ce on cattle IA cents in place of 224
ce making a difference of SIS car. In
otts matters the reductions are on the
san Acale.
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WEAKENING THE KNIGHTS.
Boot and shoe Cutters of New England
Form an Independent Union.

Boot and Shoe Cutters of New England
Form an Independent Union.
BOsTON, April ls.--A new labor move
ment has been started in New England,
which will to some extent weaken the
Knights of Labor organization.
A large number OF the boot and shoe cut
.ers of New England have formed an indie
pendent union.
. 1t is intended by the projectors Of the
Soyement to give the Union scope similar
that of the Lasters' Protective Union,
ht more effort will be made to adjust all
= bfiCulties by arbitration rather than by
likes. Several meetings have been held
, (which delegates were elected and in
. lucted to meet on April l6 and perfect
, + organization, and also To devise some
, Ide of extending the Union and to issue
IS able resolutions To boot and shoe cnt-
. 1 that they might be induced to join.
I he Executive Board, in accordance
VI their instructions held meeting Mt
nAmeriCan House After the transac.
4 of routine business, resolutions were
aAted which set forth the intent and
pbOse of the organization. The resolu-
til state that the object of this union is
md effectually to protect the interests of
al boot and shoe cutters in the New
IEaind States and to secure a uniform
fatDf wages according to the amount and
Iuaty of work done. They also state
lat~trikes and lOckOuts are wrong in
tin,ple and tend to work harm, and are
t IL the interests OF either employer or
SniSe, and that they should not be re-
sorte until all other means fail.
A Atamttee is soon to be appointed to
thOrohly organize every town aud city
in Ne England, and from present appear
ances is Thought by members of the Ex-
eCutilB1ard that nearly every cutter will
have sihed before the end of the year.
Over 8 lhousand boot aud shoe cutters of
New eGland were represented at the
meeth
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The verdict Irnanimo,,.

" d. Suit, DEeEgist, Bipus, Ind,
lestliies: i can reoommsld Electric
hStteTs as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has gigsn relief Il every oase.
One man took six bottles, knd was cnred
o yRheumatisn Of 10 yhrs' standing. .
4xoraham Hare, druggist /BelieSille, Ohio,
afhrms: The best selling medicine + ever
handled in my 9IYArs' experience, i
Electric Bitters.' lgthousands of Others
have added theirtSsstimepy, so that the
verdict is unanimsa t'Gsk electric Bitters
cure cur All diseases sf thu IT, Kidneys o.
Blood Only 9AbTS G6llar bottle al
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Most Excellent,

J. j. Akins, Chief of Police, Knoxville,
Lsenn, "rAss: my family and are ben,
uelSnes osSOur most excellent medicine.
X Alng sew discovery for consumption,
GNng ionnG it to be all that you claim
fI, aeslre To testify 10 Is virtue. The
pra;S. 70 whom have recommended il
Dr. Al every opportunity"
tion is &gs New Discovery for Consunp-
BronchiNf Nfanteed tOeure Coughs, Colds,
feCtion az asthma, cyoup, and every af.
Trial ENRroNt Chest, and Lungs.
store N.Y. bee at Logan 4 Co.'s Drug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19
BRLI.AIRF.

Bellaire pays her school teachers 81, ,39t
a month.
The new Board of Education organized
last night.
number went up from here 10 set
John l.. Sullivan, last night.
A large number OF new families have
taken up their abode in this city Of late
A dinner will he served at the Teacher
Association, which meets here on the
Goth.
The Township Board Of Education met
yesterday and transacted considerable bus
iness.
J. X. Purnell has returned from the an
nual meeting Of the Scottish Rite Masons
at Cincinnati.
The next meeting Of the miners Of thi.
district will be held at Cambridge on Fri.
day, April 10Th.
Will White LEFT for Louisville 10 play
ball, the manager Of the LOuisyilles agree
ing to give Will 5000.
The Masonic cOncIsye Of all the lodge
in this and adjoining counties will con-
yene in this city on the 9th day Of May.
The miners at the Belmont K Pittsburg
Coal Works have agreed 10 q reduction In
the price Of mining from 62l TO co cents.
II Is said that the Bellaire Nail Works
Company does not want TO close down un.
less It is compelled by the Inter State Com.
merce bill.
Thieves entered the residence Of Frank
Robinson, in the Fifth ward cut, and car
ried of all the edibles they could get their
hands on. They entered the house by
breaking shutter and window.
An analysis OF cay found on the farm Of
J. II. Nilligan, west Of this city, made by
Henry Thomas, chemist, shows II 10 be the
best in this country. Last nights Iade-
pendent gave the following comparison he
tween English clay and that iound here.
The first analysis Is the foreign, the othes
the Milligan deposit:
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NEw YoRK, April Is.-SalOOus in tn,
0ty were tightly elOsed yessallsy and OnlI
wen knows customers we admittsd
osn ne side doors. .Ths police how,
~ 49,, y Lm.Anase'l- 10 sake l5s AFFests beat-
m Sue'5 previous records by at least 80.
thai Culo directions given to policemen by
verv SsPtilhs on Saturday night were
N1rra,t 9'eN Shd fOliee Superintendent
one nrSo;a anu Inspector Steek vent from
Oi9efs E were faithfully earriedt3a
foremost among the vie ~ was bio
no ms.nS ussSed .S Justus schw, who is by
scenmnIs.' .s' hrebrand hsFTls before be
49, ~ IS tortRaa, on the amber
ssts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19
The Pope and the K. Off.
ROME AuriI ls.-Tbe Pope has decided

ROME, April Is'-Ibe Pope has decided
questions of the Knights OF Labor in favor
of that organization. This decision will
stand so long as the present method pur-
sued in furthering their aim prevails. The
document of Cardinal Gibbons has been
endorsed. The Pope decides that in Canada
where a mandate had been issued against
the Knights, the members of the order will
receive absOlution on promise of obedience
to future decision of the Holy See.
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Only Fifty Of the Passengers Saved.

LONDON, April 1s.-Later dispatches
confirm the report that a steamer has been
wrecked of Bonifacio Corsica. The name
of the vessel is Lausnia. OF $50 passengers
wich she carried, fifty have been saved.
Help has been sent to the wreck, but the
sea is rough and it will be difficult to get
near her. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19

TIE badgored Interstate Commerce
Commission has Jumped bushel or two OF
the average questions asked it and settled
them by declaring it hiss no Jurisdiction
over the matter of questions, simply, They
must come in the form OF complaints.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19
Snow storm In New York city.

New YORK, April ls.-At seven O'Clock
this morning il began showing hard, aud
at 8 o'clock about /. inches Of snow was
on the ground. II then turned into sleet
storm, and at ten o'clock the snow was
covered with crust OF ice. Reports from
storm is general in the eastern portion.
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RIaIne,s Rrniller nrinr.

HdsPRINGs, ARK, April ls.-MajOr
John blaine, Paymaster in the United
States rmy, and brother to James G..
Blaine lying at the point of death at the
=. ;: Al and Navy Hospital here. His
SondltloH 50 precarious that there is no
hope of rSovery.
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proper persons deslsnatedAto receive it.
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Nine Socialists Sentenced.

BERLIN, April lS.-The trial Of twenty
four Socialists, who were charged with be.
ing members of illegal secret societies, has
Just been concluded at Posen. Nine of
them were convicted and sentenced to va
rious short terms of Imprisonment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19

IoSDdS political circles are wildly eS-
cited ovei Letters. alleged = be fac sim"e IN
the handk riting of Mr.. PtRSEL-L4 which
that geh leman declares are iorgeFleS'
Tbsy cutain admissions, which, at
,bs nreser iuncture, would prove damning
+ true. he next sensation IN order is the
6Vbt owe the suspension OF Mr.. HEALN,
,Sbirb AZ tfoyernusnS iOes not seem ln'
elined tOCescind.
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coNprNsED TE.EGRAMs.

The third gas well Was struck atSt
Glary's, o., Saturday
American eaRitalists an, investing heE-
lily in real essl# IN Mexico. /
Che causd kdsF4S Justice Csrtfs
oath was cce stomach.
fat halQKoise at MemP to death IN
E ISS'saasiness portion On Tenn, nr,,,,,u
u :. ", was destroyed bNtn "'Tu -
y Warnoek. agel ninety
E&se, Ind, has taeen no. S'se' o.
ntySays. " io'
AAli, Edwards, aged seyAntsep ~,
ed -eAa Fry, about the SAN q y
eriC, Hd. sEea :
he tsth ani dscayed bones OF pttS
ws{sEhnmed on a farm slS9miis.
sAt sDSeing of Elks St SIumbus Ohio
SnndaT, vas dPtded 10 bold : ,,s,,srSi
r6niou 4 Latr0E June ana Ss r''"i
Tbe Ci4uu.) Southern -,
as,oss DI1 Br''eh, near nrrSst -
was burUs IS N lneendia
Five pc OnsSere instaV tF khaJ aud -.
number S8Ouy hurt by NJ BURST -
large watf Tx heslr @'a ne, III.
Mary alkheF, in 2 n louisville, Nv.
station hfsior arenkfnnesS, hangeS
) bsrself W ope made fr om her apron.
A E NJ. ia, Of the Georgia Contra
r,ilroad. accidentally Shot and killed
6vJ.J. ns, a prominent lawyer d
Savannah
The "a ~ at kOSUtlO, Ind, after
bsiug Ssh nth MIRO glyeerine, developed
n a flow eq9 the great karg we'll near
~ Findlay.
- A polilprophet OF Washington, C. H..
IA who pted the nomination of HAYES
Ear6eldt teOck and Blaine, SAYS Sber-
wsa NJ the Republican nominee in
~
80 Union Junction, Wis, Sun
q johnson, champion sprinter of
edLS defeated in a One-hundred.
] - nc James Collins, Of .EdgertOn.
1 Thr Pit Of the RyasidsOn Coke
i Wst~Ncoh0usyiha>,- a. canght FIRE
'--surdaSSsnd three miners those escape
was cut on by the flames, aresupposed to
have persisted.
The blue laws were enfoeed in Wash
lng1on Sunday. All stores and saloons
We're closed, and there were DO newsboys
nor hacks on the streets. NJ ancient or
dinanee had been dug up and put in oper-
alton.
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Postponed Cana

BALTINoRE, April 1S.-Tot,y,s Balti,
meFe-Atbletlc game was pOstpSe,i to May
NEW YORK, April ls.-TAe game be,
tween the BrOOklyns and MerOpOlitans
TaSF RtpOned owing to a storm
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Five Inst Fire

LYECHBURG, Va, April lS.-A special
from Seven Mile Ford, Smith county, says
The house of a man named Brewles, neal
here, was destroyed by fire last night, in
which two of his daughters, aged 10 and
81 years, were burned TO death, and three
other persons so badly injured that they
cannot survive. The fire was caused by q
defective flue.
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u,,EdFirs To Mo,s.,.

children teetkE's Soothing Syrup fol-
oasof the best 4 IS the prescription ol
IS ne United SIe nurses and psysieisnS
for forty wears wiz, and has been nsed
nv millions of mOasver Riling saocess
During the process q lot their e',ilaSen.
iucalc1aAle. 1t relieething its NIVis
pain, cures dysentery aha q ~%
ing in the bowels. and q
giving heaf& to elSN
imOther, Pin "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19
BEN WOOD.

Council held special meeting last night.
Mr. PoIlay il having . first class ferry
landing made on the Bellaire side.
Tho juveniles are using wiebsrgsiI's
new butcher shop for a skating rink.
Messrs. George Neibergall and Nick
Voltz left last evening ON n trip 10 Pitts
burg, Pa.
Aiorce OF men in the employ Of lsses
iron construction company Of I,ltsbaE.
arrived here yesterday and will commence
work Immediately on the construction sud
roof OF the tube works.
An employe Of the Wheeling compauy's
plant had one Of his feet crushed st that
works yesterday. lie was working nsar
the engine which runs the drop" which
is used in breaking scrap, and o piece of
metal fell on his foot crushing u, 10 what
extent Ia not known. but u N thought ma
very seriously. The man WAS pat oe ~
train and taken 10 his home In Wheelina,
We interviewed Major McJiltoe On ~
subject which We animadyerted yesterday,
viz: OF using the lookup for the dead ssd
dying. He stated that he was decidedly
opposed 10 IL being used fof that purpoa1.
and had instructed the Marshal not 10 eesu
II again for such cases Council win d.
cuss the matter at its next meeting, II
should demand that the county suthssitiss
make arrangements here suitable fos spch
imergeDcies.
The father Of the Young man yho wss
killed here Sunday morning The psstics-
lars OF which we gave IN yestesdag's
RE0isTEEj sssived hrfe Rua1ag. NH
He s1aled dat ~ 80 W. 1nlo1 -
had In bsDs ~ psscsdlng 90
q s0y1eyDs14 th6 pana6 80 -
allie destinsttas - pesmu1Gng 3 -
for work. They hsA given him VII No.
money they had 10 pay his fare, - -
had started with hops Of soos beiae
able 10 send them some Mooney. u
Is thought that aft<r he - -
the night train here that be vs-s~srd
arouna and overcome by fatie
In The fstai spot under
where he last bis life E
nished cofiu whenf
bis eircumstanees 90
was rAised among
father left yesterday
mains.
sssspsassses
Earcc4in ard ndafsstv
ths unps1a1nl rtupnf y
III effbe1A 8iDnnns
ses tSe saass
whgs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19

ALABoR moyenent has been started IN
New England which is expected to hurt
the Knights of Labor. The new organlza-
ton has Tor its mo to arbitration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19

PAREERsBURGS ; new Democratic oFhelaiS
took hold yesterday. Captain MEHEN
accepted the police eaptainey, and Will re-
sigp his rn,Ition as nited States Marshal.
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Handsomest and Mos loHuenI

Special Telegram. 10 The Register.
WESTON, W. VA, All h 1S-EiLon.
George l. Dawson aud Hon R. Fl Kdd,
the former the handsOmes man in the
Legislature, and the latte one pithe
most able and eloquent, ttt hSe SOr
the capital to-day. Both wsle sangS I OF
united action and for the casus not lire.
Capt. DAWSON, for his mana and AeiC
Democratic course, has monuhented IN
self forever in the hearts of al true 0e1-
Gratis in our county.
On the classic brow OF kldk we hdpO
see the Attorney Generals hap Of'fts
State soon hang. Senator Nmden'S .
election would be greeted hef p with
turous enthusiasm. So say the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19

: Earlsh visitor atsNsshingtop was
Irsatiy Surprised to 1esFs that the Presi-
Jsnt had shaken hands With JoHN L. SUI
,rv,y whom he called bloody tough, ="
We warrant the fresh gentleman would
have bsep still more surprised had the
proesssDr been within heaFing-
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Good Rs.ults in Every Case.

ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Team, writes, that be was
seriously afiictsd With q severe cold that
sepIed on bis lung; had tried many RENE
de without benefit. Being iEinoed TO
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, dd % and was entirely cured
by use Of q ~ bottles. Since which tins
be has used 8 In bis ramily for all 9ougis
and Colds WI best resu)'s This =
experience Or thousands
been saved By
n. NEssttles
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RAILRoADERs NOT IMPLICATED,
Systematic Robbery of Trains d the South
Three of the Gang Arrtsted. -.


CAALEsroN, 5. c., April 1!Sr-<Tohu
Caldwell (white) and VIM. FrOneb,rgel
and Joe Harris both colOred have been
arrested in Greenyille, charged With being
implicated in a scheme for thewholesale
robbery on the through freight trains on
the Richmond and Danyill Railrtd.
| Since last November the autlHitiei OF
/ the railroad have missed yariou articles
OF freight from trains en- route sOuhward.
Goods to the value of s., 900 have zen re-
ported missing.
The robbery was traced to Grekille,
land it was discovered that John CT fweli
bad been offering privately a largo It Of
Z blaids for sale. Investigation shOweth that
systematic plan Of robbery was beit top
dated BY an organized band. The So ne
81 MS to have a member of the gang co Sal
& kmself in loaded freight car at somta
AtlSn north OfGreenyille, select as muCS ID
) NE cargo as ne deemed available ants
y "a train passed the fair grounds, justC-
tde N, Greenville limits, throw out q
}. eodA SOnfederates would he in watt
& @fplrL the goods away until they COu
besOld
= Ppter Eellby (colored) who is beliey'
70 70 the jngleader, has escaped. 9th
, psrstns are under suspicion, but so far 1
railroad mel have been implicated. SinC
ols incarceration Caldwell has intOrme
Chief pf Polie, Kennedy where lot OF :
oVO yatds OF paids can be found in q stu
- a, ~ the puntry. Caldwell is very widl.
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Aged One Hundred. .

Special TtIegrdR to tie Register. -
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, April 1s.-The
death of Mrs Mary Watkins, of SmithviIle
Writ county, aged nearly 100 is reported.
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CHAELEs C lOoSs WAS arrested at
Charleston yestenay, charged with EN-
bezzHng $3.50 from the X. x .. road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19

CR0uPY sufiocations; night coughs and
all the common affections of the throat and
lungs quickly relieved by DIR. J. II. Nc
Leans Tar Wine Lung Balm. 25 cents q
bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19

THE raip Nf7 past twenty-fOur hours
has Increased the srferiug greatly at both
St. ClairsyilIe md Martini Ferry, Both
ttOwns contain ! bge Shbsr OF worthy
people neediAg assiaEce and it ought TO
come quickly aud ehssitully frOm- those
who have plenty aad to spare. Remembers,
the Lord loyeth Cleeriul giver. SubscriP-
tiOns sent to this offiCs by mail, or left in
person will he promptly forwarded to the
proper persons deslgnate4to receive it.